The Palestinians Have No “Right” to Territorial Concessions
A political, not a legal, question.
July 5, 2017
Islamic State May Be on the Defensive, but the Ideology behind It Is Not
Thinking about the day after.
While Islamic State (IS) is rapidly losing ground in both Iraq and Syria, and its crucial strongholds of Raqqa and Mosul seem poised to fall, its animating Salafist-jihadist doctrines are as strong as ever. Already, IS has spawned affiliates from Southeast Asia to Africa and has coordinated and inspired terrorist attacks in the West. To make matters worse, al-Qaeda has been biding its time and preparing to stage a comeback. Yoram Schweitzer argues that the American-led coalition must ensure stability in order to prevent Islamic State’s resurgence:
July 5, 2017
A Knesset Bill on Conversion Puts Issues of Synagogue and State to the Test
A much greater problem for Israel, and for American Jewry, than the Western Wall controversy.
Islamic State May Be on the Defensive, but the Ideology behind It Is Not
Thinking about the day after.
Why Don’t Jews Like Christians Who Like Them?
Evangelicals, Israel, and American Jewish politics.
Why Facebook Can’t Replace Religion
Mark Zuckerberg’s plan for reviving civil society.